Sentence examples for accepted figures for from inspiring English sources

One notable feature of the banking crises in Chile and Colombia in the early 1980s was that the published (and widely accepted) figures for bad loans were deceptively low, whereas banks' published capital was deceptively high.

The commonly accepted figure for Afghanistan is 5 million to 7 million, an estimate generated by the United Nations.

Mr. Penny said a generally accepted figure for sea level rise over the past 100 years was six to eight inches.

Until last autumn, the generally accepted figure for the price of the entire Successor programme – and the one used by its critics, such as the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament – was £100bn.

Imagine what might happen if a serious historian, after poring over records, concluded that the Nazis killed 5.5 million European Jews, not the 6 million that has been the accepted figure for decades.

The accepted figure for provider-initiated preterm deliveries is 15-20%, [ 11] however we found a piPTB rate of 24.0%, likely reflecting the higher rate of intervention in our facility-based sampling frame.

The result that Cavendish obtained for the density of the Earth is within 1 percent of the currently accepted figure.

Moreover, as heroin becomes an increasingly middle-class drug, more and more people will discover that the popular hysteria is baseless.The authors can be too accepting: their figures for the world drug trade are probably far too high.

But senior police officers now accept that the figures for stop-and-search do reflect racism.

Stevens seems to have accepted Monitor's figure for £30bn of extra funding annually.

Figure 1 shows possible arrangements of sites for devices accepting one (Figure 1A), two (Figure 1B&C) and three recombinase (Figure 1D) inputs.